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New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
A DILL THAT SHOULD BE DEFEATED.

NV AsuIvGToN Dec IL tSpeeiai Senator Cameron
introduced a bill to-day which deserves public ccnsurc
and defeat II authorizes the international Navigation
Company otherwise known rs the Fed Star lno, To
register as vessels Of the United states number of
fercgn- built steamships. These vossels are now, or
hereafter may be owned by tho corporation socctle
Annoyneux or association In the nature OF corpora
ton created or organized under the laws OF foreign
Government in which the said International Naviga
ton Company Ia, or shall bo actual and bona hde
owners Of not less than n majority OF the shares In
short the bill asks that foreign corporation ana it'
ship, Shall acquire the rigLt to engage In coast"isc
trade and thereby asks Congress to set aside for It's
special benefit The navigation laws enacted for the
protection Of American ship building. IL Is evident
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

:, rI, rr,,.tlsgo K granted TO ore company, even
though IL be for limited number Of vessels only
thai The same privileges must be granted 10 %'hers'
II is erstood that he Pennsy ylvana Railroad Cou-
many controls tho International Navigation company:
iTbl, does not make the bill any better ara the onJ
excuse Senator Cameron can haVc lot lh'rouu'itHs
I; + that the road of his cosiiu, MS. IN lho
XTIXth Congress. Mr.. Sowell. of Now-Jersev ih'Io-
oured IN. same b,ll and succeeded In Ecttlhe J. re-
roried favorahy 10 the senate TIE IhlbuN' inen
ionk the opporlunity Of severely criiicslns " aht
was tboulf that this might be the '0st tlrc on lh'
uart of the company 10 secure Ainf IN re- Il lpr
its vessels II seems. however, 4 - lhe 5l1>fho
~ tho senate the energy recently dsPlsycd hy T."
Trader, n the House aud ccisy the resident
frse trade manifesto Of la, Monday lave encouraged II
again 10 come 10 the front.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
ORGANIZING IN THE CAPITAL or MAINE

Augusta, Me, Dec - (orrcian. Augusta Re-
publican, are thoroughly awake aud IN earnest and aio
PREPARING by organization for the work that Is before
them 4 Noun. Mons Republican Club vas recently
formed In tho city. elected officers and ch'"e dro-
gate, To tho Nw-Yurk convention Now there Il an
other noyr participated IL hy many of the prominent
Ir,u ans of the city to form second club and tn"
,ii lll 10 published 10 morrow morning II !, h'al
h., pr George T. Erickctt and there az some evenly
n,r sfir. In ALL among them hoiaK Grorsn l. NrrIs,
Il,.lc.t NJ Heath, L. q. Nichcy, Mayor George T.
N,rnuier CAPTAIN Charles r.. sash aui Charles ~.
Na,cn Thcio viii be n meeting at tho t"uln"n
Counrl rooms on Wednesday evening 10 organic"
~, Gentlemen Interested are cn'Luhslc and on" or
,o t-onr,st I'm the State viii 10 the outcome, giving
MIR blaine hearty ard vigorous support
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
xrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1897

hand. While the boarders at lunch Degnn' sp
pareny became frenzlcd andsprang at Mr. ch,e' tne
manager OF tho house with the cleaser upaiseo b"'
for Miss Pfelfer. Richter wOnld no doubt hsVs pce
bl aimed She sprang otween Degnan ana iuchte, -.
was cut with The cleaver which almost severe" ho'
finger. The officer took Degnan INTO CUSTODY,
I'm tho arNruoon Mise Pleifer appeared ~ J"nerHpn
Market Court. rather weak from loss OF bioou WI
her complaint fslonous assault Just.cc Ia'tciso"
s,r trial.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
WtS crOrGr GOrVtV rOND TVStvrf

pr. = r Tuchcr thc young physician 10 whom ons
~ the letters ictt by George Gorham Bond ~ho com
mtrd suicd" at the Gl~ey House on sunday morning
was addressed declined Yesterday 20 permit 'hc letter
to be copied for publication, but said that II dd not
differ materially from those written ~ young Bond To
hs uncle and brother The doctor sad that he spent
several hours with Mr. Bond on saturday and that
he was exceedingly despordcut ard more than ones
gave uttcganco to expressions indicating desire To
do and end hts lfo of trouble aud disappointment
dld not rralfc that hc was rally Tn cain"st when
he sunle of suicide 'hr test way 10 terminate hl'
unhappy state" Dr 1uchcr said int tfi'h 10 lansh
him nit of h, nt Of the blues, which naturally sup
uo,ed would pass OIL A. n had done l"toir "i u vas
Something which be- had icen subject 20 ever slhco
lccnmr ncuualnicd with him. NcNrrthrl"s>, no man
had les. cause for depression. did not kno" the
vnung lady spoken Of AOllc In Somc OF tho etteS
malls ,ullr but de- not believe that their relations
haJ ANYTHING to do with his death lie was i, a
low surtrd condition far more pronounced than any
-, bls friend, sus peced II Il clso of alteration of
mind which rendered him wholly irrcs ponNil1c an IN
iance ~ temporary insanity you plcasc-and Is noH
,,ltra abi a
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
DEMOCRATIC scUEMERs AT WORK.
ThYING By ANFNUISG TnE HOUSE RULES 10 kELi
THEIR GRIP oN THE BODY.

TnYIXG By ANFNDISG THE HOUSE RULES TO hhLl
THEIR GRIP oN Tur BODY.
WAsrISGroS, Dec. IL tSDsidh To the surprise and
dsarponiIncnt Of many mNmbcrs OF the House, the
appointment Of the Committee Rules has been again
postponed and II is understood that the committee
will not bc announced until Wednesday or Thursday.
Meanwhile propositions to amend the rules are pillng
higher and higher Some OF them fairly Indicate that
certain Democrats realize that only by arbitrary and
unusual TO the dsadvanta OF the minority can
they mani ain their control Of legislation Nj Spring
er wants TO make 100 members a quorum OF the Com
mlttee Of the " hole and provide that vote Of the
House shall not De necessary to restore the quorum
when broken OF course. the Democratic leaders VIII
he foolish enough to resort to such a scheme. Mr.
Hudd OF Wisconsin, wants 20 make any member liable
TO expulsion who, briDg present, shall refuse to vote
when his name called unless excused tbs ground
that he IS personally interested In the pending ques
ton Of course this proposition Il As unconstitutional
IS absurd but Il II Indication OF The OstiuSt
which pervadcs the majority.
Mr 1arsncy. OF Michigan, to-day offered an amend
10 the rules providing that the Journal clcIh ana
chief clerk ~ the House shall BE- chosen by ballot
THIS equiv alcnt 20 declaration Of war gslnsi bon
Manuel Dickinson. TO whose influence the removal Oi
journal ..c4A saith Is largely atti i1utcd. N"body
has any complaint to make against chef Clerk IO"ics
who Is most efficient officer. aud who va retained
I'm the place then held by Edward Mcpherson the clerk
of the House in tho XLkIIth Congress. IL seems al
together probable that tho removal OF Mr. Smith VIII
raise a breeze before tho matter Is settled
The failure of he eaher 10 announce The Commit
Rules to-day iS not promising token that the
committees viii be appointed before the holiday
recess, which probably viii begin Thursday week
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
NE VIII xor ArrgAR 70 eaork AIs cHaKeLs

ne VIII NOT AFPEA r 10 FNVIk lin tWtk"fN
EI-Assissat District Attorney Foster l.. BAc-n' u
Erooslyn has sent 20 President HsairI % the eAn x
Education OF that ety. letter refnsin t. appear bros
tho commiti.e OF me bOari cSnp,set 81 M--sr> Gs"s
rtucss ant Northrup 10 ofsr proof OF tho charges -
made that some teachers hal 10 opJ for prorrou'u "a
tue public schools 10 has tone this because tue 0o-ri
failed pass resolution to protect teachers who m an
give evidence against action detrimental to them 40
als asked that the ni-c sloui be cho.sn by hin
self In mis-, Mr. Racsus claius that Mr. iIealrir
assuraucsS ~ AIS rlesls that ne would IA ne
committee ~ hi, Clr Ia slssl choosing sni mas h''
done AMI instead sf protecting taarhrrs tue b'ars
has arbitrarily dismissed Miss Norris ch ia vsfa'.
to teachers hat sAieNents they NAV maze against
members of the bsArd will ccst thcp fhe.r positions
Tie result has been that hs In, srmsns rehe Ia mthe
ANY statements To the ccnmittee ~sish mas oe'n az
rnIn nj.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
prpunIJrAN5 ORGANIZING IN FAsToN.

EAsroS Pens. Deo II (Sp>ciab.-A largo meeting OF
Hepubiicans tonight FORMED the Central KopnbIctn
Club Of Ea.on, with j. Whitwooi chairman. Coa-
ntecs wero sppsintsl 10 form tho permansnt orgasi
xarisn npd secure additional members. The following
Xrr, appointed delegates 10 tue New York couvrniioa
4 (,ois ain, ". H. Huck M'rtis KrRpatricN William
F.ckcnthal and &. \. Andrews Ihc intsHtiOn Ia To
thoroughly organize not only the Republicans In this
~, uIL In tho entire cOnnty
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
THRIVING DELEGATES a WAY.
MORE COMING THAN TIE HALL CAN HOLD.
erccFss OF TIE CONVECTION or REPUBLICAN

erccFss OF TIE CONVICTION or REPCBLiCAN
CLUBS ALrEADY AseyRED.
Evo~ytaing indicates that Chickenn2 dail WI" DO
~ rxed - Utmost 10 dccoulnodatn all the 'oc7 '"'
,ho v - attend the convention OF Rcpuolcan ciuDS th
oncns here OF Thursday morning 80 many have sent
word OF their intention TO be here That yesterday
eccret,rc ;eason of tn local committee in charge OF
thr mary work, ts.egrapled 10 seven or elght
Climb, t4t It would be irpO siblc to mako room ior
tAenl TO seating capacity of the IL y "le'"y
cvha, s and l., too .a's t. yes 'gei pt'.e over
LOO men have already scat word tlAt The wou't DO
hrro.
r..ion % tho Ohl' deie ;at.cn headed by Colonel
"rr,..-" c. she1Arl. Of Governor Ior't"rs stan,
,,. ,ed lerc Yesterday aud pdt uo =; tho 'dr'Vah'
Hon = - ch, together vita the "il'ey 'nSc Wl nc
fl. he .aitcrs of most "f tlo Vest cru n"" Ie Inc
re. o. 'ne Ohio men Gnd III mJ'ii| ~ me o'her
y ,..-l'-., will arrive ths creniny s place for tho
op,ainr -occedngs and ncial proernnn' was formu'
ycsferii~ by the comu.tteo. Z Wiz b. s''ntted
., cor cent m and II RECEIPT lhic w bo - r 'd out
This f, u cisi of It: At II O'Clock on Fnrr@dn morn
Ing jos, pl P.u. chairman W tAo C-."'a. 80 on
A,.oc.t Organizations, viii call tio meeting - orier
Pr ycr wil be- offered BY some c.afg! n'n Who haS V'
vot necn decided upon Then presi'' 'es T.
roster ln behalf Of tho Repuulical O. bof III, city Of
New York. will deliver address Of welcome TEN
porary officers Will mex, be caoson. Foi temporary
chfiraln = Western man Will 'ol iless be selected.
oolonr John Atkinson, Oi Dctio ani i N'rie 81" Ryan,
pf 'n1t Of TIE Ohio Republican II eue and -Sp'aNer
of th, 'lio uols Of Representative are tie to names
most frclu.ni, mentioned in 1a .,h the oh'"
For pormai chairman senator arts - ns 10 be Tie
,ho.,c ,f G.. cUbody
Tlr 4 Of p,r'ectne tn orra ,iy .tion. orsAnltin-
con.r.l. cf. etc, 30 taEc up ~. ~ he rs' day
,r, .,,rr sou en- be- obtained tiat might. then
F..r siu prob. 'g adlr~., tao invention on
,'r .t...ion 49, thc SUP. 49, ,u 80 st'r.- ln thc
.oata ain 'e ih" tour princ t ,inr.' H-'l ',i o'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
lr4rlyG nis cLnrnEs Oy rRE PIE.

A policeman saw a stont man with sand, hair snd
rnnstaehe uurcssing himself At tue foot OF West won
~ ,ccondst dlyhreag yesterday Believing that ihe
man was drunk. and preparus 10 Jump o"srb"ArL
,h. officer started toward hin but he dd no:
yet there tire preveat the stranger from pnns
hea.lloug into the water Search made along M
river front hpt the Msus body ~s~ not seen asAn "a
the p,sr the policeman fDund brown sack coat "a
OF black ;rosers cloth cap with sarlaps aud pals %
..hA
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
rrrrp ryvG SITS r. RI DrsPOsrp or

TrrFD PYvG SITS p RI DfSPOSrn or
Corporation Counsel ORren has -d'en 20 Mayor
Hewitt and Coniroe- rosw hat BE intend. IN fake,.r
to ,.pose ~ the ell ~eei Riny either ~ .'p
ulasa To disconiinu" each by other appro1uas
wa unles. within dsvs g,sd shs be shown
him continuing the aciisns one ~ them Ihs's
'prp part ~ tho actions which were brought ~
the city against william " weed. Richard r. Connolly
and oihersiul 1871 20 recover money believed to have
been frauinsntly obtan-i by them froa the city AMI
county on fraudulent ichsrs vouchers franta-
leny sraggsrael respect the amounts due ~ 'hs
city for various supplies furnished Mr.. O'Rre1 .s's
that Jrdg. Lacombe. his predecessor was about 70 dis
pose o. the cases when he weht on the bench Mr.
OBricn has conferred with Judge Lacombe upsn the
snblec: and written letters t. Francis g. Barlow.
whs.'sr H. Psckh sm. James - Carter. Thomas AisOa
and George Ticknor Carts. In whose charge AZ
counsel thee. oli cases 20 be. AMI guided chiefly
by the opinion ~ Judge Lac ombe and the
tons OF counsel. he has now concluded TO ~
TO dispose o. them all The principal re.ssn for
nBay winning them mp IL tha, some OF tho def-niaau
dead. others have openly failed or gone 40
bankruptcy. that IA no 80. could any sing sih''a
ta bs rsaiNed, even n judgment sh'ud Or o. ilh'
Moreover tss expense OF preparing The eases Tor "a
trying them would ne great 80 that u !, Dot pfOsl
bic that prosecution OF the cases would result "a ths
s.overy Of SUN at all adequate 10 pay tie sxpens-s
contnuin. tue liigIupn Nr. o brien ihinks u VII
be va,te o' tue public cOnituus these itea-
longer. he follow ~ arc the defendants 10
the referred to- Anarcw JGaryeT, OaseJ MAN.
Archibald Hall ir. James IT, Ipgersol ant otnsr' cs
John H. asd others composing the nrn OF ksy
ser 4 90. G-orxe = Milisr Garrett "a. schuyler and
blrt A Woodward. Ishu Mcbride Davidson. James ".
rm "a Csarat Boar anf Others composing thr urn OF
Mensghss. John ODonneN. A.eNsnier lrsndrh Aren't
bald Han VILLAS T. Blank inoEas to-mau. John J.
Welsh. cummiaE' n Tucker Joan o Oi'onnsIt Asr.afe'
Watson, X H. Connolly. Gssrge : Miller NilllaA HAL.
h. A. Moore, Forbes IIO.. aud Peter h ,weeny.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
ELFCTRICITr KILLS 4 HORSE.

valuable horse belonging TO G. L. Gaos, a
cracker dcalcr, at Mariners liarbor staten Island
~ ns Killed yesterday morning by singular accident
Nhllo drawing wagon along the street the horse
became ontangod IN a tooIhJne wiro, which was
,,angllng from the poles. In twinkling the horse
as dead and officer Finan IN attempting to dsensaec
ho horse received all electric shock which hnochcd
him sonseess Tho cause OF the accident was the
Ealing OF telephone wire the electric light wire.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
J,yJrOR scHARwA cHrry PLEADS GrHTT

yAyIrOR SCHARwA CHTEN PLEADS GUUII
August scharwach ar was held Ia $1,000 oa Ia tN'
Yorkvlls Court ye teriay csargs ot grand larceny
lila vork.l "a engineer In the storage warehouse krP
by Peter Cassidy at 2ol and 2O3 East Forty at'
st. The prisoner pleaded guilty 10 having broken 'pe'
have. ana trunks stored there AMI stolen six qit@
amhrsauins aad lace. valued a. rlp'. -,
Dora Noch ~ No l72 -. EishtIeh st.. alss chsr.st
Scharwasltrr with eIimls4l assault but the LaiEe W"
fl..fun fol
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13


WAsHINGToN. Dec. 12.informatisn mas bcen received
at tae General Land once that the United states Grand
Jury Mos has found indie msns against Thomas
T. Oakes. J. VI. Buckley. Z. L. EonHsr A. b. Hammond
and L. j. Hathaway for uslawfuly taking timber from
the public lands the United states asd piping the
out Of the Territory Oakss Is the president
and general manager Of the Nerthsrn Pacific Railroad
Company Buckley the assistant general manager OF
the Northern Pacific Bonner Is timber agent Of tho
Nerthern Pacific and president of the Montana Improve
mont COMPANY Hammond IL . timber agent OF the
Northern Pacific asd general manager Of ths Montana
Improvement Company. asd Hathaway is assistant gen
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
nook rBrtL OF me CRUISER CEICAGo.


The frat trial Of tho forward eHgires or tho United
stut., steel cruiser chicago Commander Henry H.
Robcson L. y n. took place yesterday with tho ship
securely msorcd OF her berth al the lsng dock
nc tue BrosklSn Navy Yard The siarOsard prspeler
was the used principally. and last night. when the
engines were stl In op"aton II was repor.ei that Tho
result Of tho trial very satisfactory Inc average
revolutions wth v,rying from sev -nty Ia sew
cnty-fvs pounds from forty hve 10 nt,ive, ana
the rsgiprs worke! generally we'll he heat IN the ne
room was Intense aud almost suf"calins durisE the
trial . A., a.. -.
About l25 extra hands ordered IN IN" nre-robni
from the rece wing ship Vermont on sunday night Ihc
fires we're started NJ mdnisn AMI thn engin1S at 10
m vnsertay The workisg Of the machinsry was
md or the direct supervisor or thist Engineer j. W
thompson 4. :. should the forward engines or the
crniser continue work smesthy all night then the
steam power will he transferred To the after eng
when tho psrt propeller will ne used As soon us beth
rnrs havo been fairly tasted the Chicago VIII he
csaled and prepared for her last trial trip In tho waters
or Long Island Ssund Tho vessel must undergo this
sa trial cruise before she can be accepted by the Gsv
ornmcnL
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
TIL IF Arrested.

Tho received with tho utmost satisfaction bv the
ad terroriEed but the arrest OF disease
that sieaing loved and valued life is achieve
men that should In spiie heart felt gratitude Chiness
depressed spirits and extremely aie
pale features tho results OF dis
liver tho at by
ing Dr Pierc.'s Gsdsn Medical Discovcry puisy
vegetable will ferret out aud capture The
subtle lung or blood disorder DruSgists.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

wAsmsGToN, Dec II CSpeciaLJ-A bill was passed
by the last Congress apprOpra,lng $4,000 10 each
state and Territory for the est ab hment of an
agricultural experiment station. IT was SO wordcd
however, and the construction put upon II by the
Treasury authorities such that no money could Dc
drawn out Of the Treasury for that purpose. Senator
epoOncr Introduced a bill day which rcotncs the
apparent error and makes tho payment, which was
due on October l. Immediately available. and makes
the remainder alabe IN tho course OF tho present
fiscal year. The secretary Of the Treasury, II Il
consented 10 include THE apprOpr aiOn
among the Urgent deficiency estimates To DO sent by
m q
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
FOUAIIZING TIE PAY OF JUDGES

WASHINGTON. Dec II (speeiaO. Senator Evar.s sub
1ntts me emoral OF the Bar Association OF New York
today In favor OF tho bill cqnszng the pay Of United
ktass judges The bill 10 that iuced by Mr.. Evarts
in the XliXth Congress and m kes the pay sf the
United States Judges equal tta OF the highsst paid
sae Judges. The iaensrIal submitted bv him to-iay
q bulky and Senator Ednlunjs objected 10 It's
being printed In The Record. Mr. Ev.rts. ssr per
sisted and carried his point wi hout dinioulty
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
RRANpLSHLyG LIE KLrcHEY OLEATER

Policeman ROuk, OF tho Nineteenth Precinct, had
his attention attracted by cries issuing from tho
boarding house, No. AZ West Twenty -socond-t., yes
ierday noon. On entering he saw Joseph Dcgnan,
waiter. rushing sbut tho kitchen with large butch
or's cleaver. A young woman named Te Pfeifer
was bleeding from deep cut In tho palm Of her left
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

THE REV Mr. PEyTEC0srs PLANS
Tho Rev Hugh %. rentecost said yesterday tha' W.
no,.ible he would establish an independent tsngesS
topal church ia Newark after his resignation had ues
accent al and also tnat indspenlent church wona
ssrf.d I'm New York where he shouli preach once cav
sunday.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

rhs-, indictments ra rn lersool - - In cennee'on
wi,i ss1res r.'ainr eii-.' 10 ortnern t, Ino
Ysf- ti7 .ll- tsrt-ses Jon pubic timber 10 lhc
AMOUNT &. ihouf ~-.ayf,uJD.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
su1Ain.rJRM 70 BE EXPOSED.
PROVIDING FORA COMMITTEE TO INVEsIldAI
-. .-..-..-- -. ..r1.rnrMN

PROVIDING FORA COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
CIVIL SERVICE "ETFORM."
W,snIyGroS. Dec. II lSprciab.-Senator hSe' VI
Maine ofereda resolution to-day which, II adopted ana
carre on IN thE proper spirit cannot fail TO supply
some mighty interesting reaaing TO those wn" sun
c,ntnue 70 believe in the Penuseness OF tAe reior"
prscstatons OF Mr. Cleveland and those lnrns'eu euer
him with the administration OF tie Government i"o
preanble OF Mr.. Hales resolution recitcS secuohs -
and ii Of the CIVIL Act, passed January TO-
1853 together with the Interpretation given to tha' ec
n, be Pr, dent himself IN his famous letter OF Jny H.
1856 addressed ITO the Heads Of Departments IN Ino
Service OF the General Government ana so''
"E.hop'' Obery's GLIB and sanctimonous out
nourings TO tie Illinois Democratic Asso'l~-
tien under date OF September 30 1851
II then goes on pro ide for select CON al'tee Oh
seven Senators. with power to eaploy clerk ana
scnographor and send ior persona and papers ana
directs TO investigate to what extent the spirit a. wei
the letter Of law has been violated with rsersh'S
participation by Government officials III some TO
cent elections.
The violation Of the law this respect has
been so note OF lae the oily and unctuous ?Io
fes.ions of the Admisstra have been so crven and
persistent recently that committee viii certainly
have difficulty in securing ample masra' lorlhNeS
COTTON Tho Democratic STATE Convection last summer
in NswYork. FOR s.t.ar was glutted by Fedora once
holders and controlled is not toe much to say py inc
White House Itsor Mr.. Cleveland did not hesitate
10 contribute bis 500 for the success OF Ire
"cause" in New-York u" lid not shrink even rom @
"epdorsiuc" colonel Fellows in order 10 save 'Aat
wOrbY from defeat - .,o. No
Higgins Taona- Eaisin. and in fact every other va
ryland Federal oiceholer IN me o,ae eoi' G
law ard tesx prominsl, part in tho recent muIcpaI
elections BatSCre. - .a,,
This Allentown ConvsntpB in PENNSYLVANIA was pac"a"
this wear with Federal eli ehold-rs as were me lha-
rIrs precsdingit it. In Ohio the ~ y" ilng occureu W
Kcuiuckv lasf August eve~v employs OF tho Treasury
Deparncp from the Collie Of customs al l"nSVhe
down ihe meanest clerk .nler MIN were NJ %"Ik IT, T ~
and day irving 10 save Burkncr from defeat IN III,
llama last year the ,herts made Dy ieuel"
quen'ly IN the elections were s'andai ahu. Il
6v-worl Especially truc was this In watson ul'uIV',
i'm uoman's and in 80 IL. Wayne dlsirct as - Al ly
,hown by the te~ii'Dory ." red IN the LowrJ-Nh'o h
,esrcd s,ctsn case N fact Lovrv's defeat was uuc
entire Ia the disgust with Fhcn H. unscrupniohS si
povment o. Federal "icshs dsIs III his district 10 p
oze the primaries aEd pack the convention hspIeI me
voters.
These instances might he multiplied lndehhuelf I'm"
wltuout pos sl- fear ,f eXasgeratlsn Inc comm -
If disposed to work. he oppoi u y 10 uh''l.
mo- ami eXpOSo greater isN"'s ~ -".H
re iorm th4n ever suspected TO exist undsf uS AZ"
mnIstratOn